This inventor holds 3 USPTO granted patents. Top assignee: Capital One Services, LLC. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Andrei-Bogdan Lucescu: Advancing Secure Data Processing
Introduction
Andrei-Bogdan Lucescu is an inventor based in Magnolia, Texas. His work includes innovations in cryptographic material management, tokenization, and secure data processing. He has 3 patents and is associated with Capital One Services, LLC.
Latest Patents
Lucescu’s latest patents address ways to protect sensitive information while supporting flexible, efficient data processing.
“Crypto-material management for tokenization” describes systems and methods for managing cryptographic material used in tokenization and encryption. A computing device can generate cryptographic blobs for different field types and algorithms, keeping multiple blobs available in advance for rapid use. The material can be refreshed periodically, when supplies are depleted, or after a security breach. It can also be extended to support new fields and algorithms while maintaining compatibility with earlier and later versions.
“Secure federation of data processing tasks” focuses on securely running algorithms on remote client devices. The system can issue an encrypted challenge token when an algorithm requests sensitive material, then validate the algorithm’s processed response before providing that material. After successful validation, the remote device can process data using the algorithm and authorized material.
Career Highlights
Lucescu’s listed work at Capital One Services, LLC, reflects a focus on security technologies that support tokenization, encryption, and distributed data processing. The two patent descriptions emphasize both the lifecycle management of cryptographic resources and safeguards for sharing sensitive material with remote systems.
Collaborations
His listed coworkers include Rohit Joshi and Sunil Phutela. The patent descriptions concern systems that can involve coordinated computing devices and remote clients, although the supplied information does not specify the coworkers’ individual contributions.
Conclusion
Andrei-Bogdan Lucescu’s two patents highlight practical approaches to managing cryptographic material and securing federated data processing, reflecting a consistent emphasis on protecting sensitive information.
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